Local 10 News has reported several stories from South Florida residents frustrated by their condo and homeowners associations and property management companies.

While millions of people around the world watching on Sunday as Argentina and France face off in the World Cup Final, one couple from France and Argentina will be celebrating another occasion.

People living in several South Florida communities with Homeowner’s Associations claimed they were living a nightmare and it was all because of one property management company.

A new body-worn camera video obtained by Local 10 News shows the moments inspectors with the city of Doral had to shut down a cosmetic surgery clinic in early March.

A company contracted by Miami-Dade County is no longer servicing or working on elevators, escalators and moving walkways for the county.

DeSantis has not spoken recently about COVID-19 despite the record numbers of cases seen across the state.

Researchers detected the first case of the omicron variant in Miami-Dade County.

The 2020 hurricane season in South Florida was challenging — a record breaking year. But it’s 2021 and it’s time to prepare.

La policía de Miami Beach está trabajando para asegurarse de que las calles permanezcan seguras durante el fin de semana del Día de los Caídos.

Los dueños de los bares están chocando con los funcionarios de la ciudad por un esfuerzo continuo para cambiar el distrito de entretenimiento. Se oponen a la derogación de la exención por ruido y a convertir Ocean Drive en una vía exclusiva para peatones.

A pesar de la nueva guía de los Centros para el Control y la Prevención de Enfermedades, que indica que las personas completamente vacunadas pueden quitarse las mascarillas en gran medida, la mayoría de los principales minoristas que Local 10 consultó el viernes aún no están cambiando sus políticas.

Los funcionarios del Aeropuerto Internacional de Miami se han visto obligados a responder preguntas difíciles por parte de las Comisiones de Miami-Dade con respecto a preocupaciones de seguridad con ascensores y pasillos móviles.

El video de la cámara corporal de la policía muestra al oficial Alexander Paul golpeando a Francisco Moore en la cabeza varias veces el 21 de febrero en las afueras de The Wharf en Fort Lauderdale.

Un oficial de policía está bajo investigación por golpear a un hombre varias veces mientras estaba en el suelo. El detenido quedó ensangrentado y magullado.

Las consecuencias de la controversia sobre la vacuna COVID-19 en la Centner Academy de Miami continuaron el jueves, y la escuela privada programó dos reuniones con los padres y un senador estatal presionando para proteger a los profesores que quieren vacunarse.

Jonathan Semerene pensó que podía dejar su auto encendido en el estacionamiento de un Kava bar, en East Las Olas, mientras corría a buscar una bebida. Sin embargo, al momento de pagar, alrededor de las 11:16 p.m., miró por la ventana y vio cómo una mujer que salía del Kavasutra Kava bar subía a su BMW naranja.

Un panel asesor de los Centros para el Control y la Prevención de Enfermedades recomendó el viernes que se reanude la vacuna Johnson and Johnson COVID-19.

Cinco años, más de $40 millones después, y muchos residentes de Miami Beach siguen frustrados por los proyectos de mitigación de inundaciones de la ciudad que siguen siendo controvertidos.

Los grupos activistas están tratando de correr la voz sobre un nuevo y controvertido proyecto de ley contra las protestas que el gobernador de Florida, Ron DeSantis, acaba de promulgar.

José Durán asegura que su madre, María Durán, era su mundo y que ella significaba todo para su familia. El video de vigilancia que muestra a la amada abuela de 86 años, sufriendo antes de su muerte el 16 de enero de 2018, aún lo persigue.

Los bomberos de Miami-Dade fueron captados en cámara trabajando duro para recuperar un bote fuera de control.

Un hombre recibió un disparo la tarde de este viernes frente a una gasolinera en el concurrido West Broward Boulevard. Para salvarse, corrió dentro de un negocio en busca de ayuda mientras que el agresor huyó a pie y sigue suelto, según la policía de Fort Lauderdale.

Amy Viteri is an Emmy Award-winning journalist who joined Local 10 News in September 2015. She's currently an investigative reporter and enjoys uncovering issues facing South Florida communities. A native of the Washington, D.C., area, she's happy to be back in South Florida, where she earned a masters degree at the University of Miami.

Amy Viteri is an Emmy Award-winning journalist who joined Local 10 News in September 2015. She's currently an investigative reporter and enjoys uncovering issues facing South Florida communities. A native of the Washington, D.C., area, she's happy to be back in South Florida, where she earned a masters degree at the University of Miami.

Amy Viteri is an Emmy Award-winning journalist who joined Local 10 News in September 2015. She's currently an investigative reporter and enjoys uncovering issues facing South Florida communities. A native of the Washington, D.C., area, she's happy to be back in South Florida, where she earned a masters degree at the University of Miami.

Amy Viteri is an Emmy Award-winning journalist who joined Local 10 News in September 2015. She's currently an investigative reporter and enjoys uncovering issues facing South Florida communities. A native of the Washington, D.C., area, she's happy to be back in South Florida, where she earned a masters degree at the University of Miami.

Amy Viteri is an Emmy Award-winning journalist who joined Local 10 News in September 2015. She's currently an investigative reporter and enjoys uncovering issues facing South Florida communities. A native of the Washington, D.C., area, she's happy to be back in South Florida, where she earned a masters degree at the University of Miami.

Amy Viteri is an Emmy Award-winning journalist who joined Local 10 News in September 2015. She's currently an investigative reporter and enjoys uncovering issues facing South Florida communities. A native of the Washington, D.C., area, she's happy to be back in South Florida, where she earned a masters degree at the University of Miami.

Amy Viteri is an Emmy Award-winning journalist who joined Local 10 News in September 2015. She's currently an investigative reporter and enjoys uncovering issues facing South Florida communities. A native of the Washington, D.C., area, she's happy to be back in South Florida, where she earned a masters degree at the University of Miami.

Amy Viteri is an Emmy Award-winning journalist who joined Local 10 News in September 2015. She's currently an investigative reporter and enjoys uncovering issues facing South Florida communities. A native of the Washington, D.C., area, she's happy to be back in South Florida, where she earned a masters degree at the University of Miami.

Amy Viteri is an Emmy Award-winning journalist who joined Local 10 News in September 2015. She's currently an investigative reporter and enjoys uncovering issues facing South Florida communities. A native of the Washington, D.C., area, she's happy to be back in South Florida, where she earned a masters degree at the University of Miami.

Amy Viteri is an Emmy Award-winning journalist who joined Local 10 News in September 2015. She's currently an investigative reporter and enjoys uncovering issues facing South Florida communities. A native of the Washington, D.C., area, she's happy to be back in South Florida, where she earned a masters degree at the University of Miami.

Amy Viteri is an Emmy Award-winning journalist who joined Local 10 News in September 2015. She's currently an investigative reporter and enjoys uncovering issues facing South Florida communities. A native of the Washington, D.C., area, she's happy to be back in South Florida, where she earned a masters degree at the University of Miami.

At Hard Rock Stadium, officials continue to urge patience when it comes to getting appointments. Those lucky enough to get an appointment at Hard Rock Stadium will now get their shots at Gate 16, which is separate from the existing COVID-19 testing site. For Jane, a breast cancer survivor, the shot means a lot. The couple is understandably anxious to get dose number two. “I want to go out and make new memories, but I don’t want them to be my last memories,” said John.

MIAMI – An intense rain band developed Monday morning over Miami-Dade County, causing flash flooding in certain areas, including downtown Miami, Hialeah, Opa-locka and Miami Lakes. Local 10 News reporter Parker Branton was in Brickell Monday morning as the streets were impassable, with the water going nearly to his knees. Several cars that had stalled out surrounded him at the intersection of Southeast 12th Terrace and Brickell Avenue. The area is just a block away from Biscayne Bay, so the area is known to flood, but the flooding was even more significant than normal Monday due to Tropical Storm Eta. “We’re just helping everybody get out of here for free.”Check the Local 10 Weather Authority page for the latest updates on Tropical Storm Eta.

Some of the wealthiest areas in eastern Miami-Dade sided with Trump and agricultural areas in western Miami-Dade sided with Biden. 86.60%: 138 - North Miami Elementary School86.60%: 128 - Oak Grove Park at 680 NE 159 St., in Golden Glades. 86.52%: 141 - North Miami Public Library86.52%: 226 - Golden Glades Elementary School at 16520 NW 28 Ave., in Miami Gardens. 83.99%: 137 - North Miami Jaycees83.97%: 136 - Miami Union Academy at 12600 NW 4 Ave., in North Miami. 80.68%: 143 - First Church of North Miami80.57%: 133 - Miami-Dade County Fire Station #19 at 650 NW 131 St., in North Miami.

MIAMI BEACH, Fla. – Authorities responded to a building Friday morning in Miami Beach after two workers got stuck on the scaffolding they were on. According to Miami Beach police spokesman Ernesto Rodriguez, a mechanism failed as the crew was working on a building at 3 Island Ave.“One guy was on the top yelling at the other guy because only one side was going down. WATCH: Raw footage of rescue operation in Miami Beach after scaffolding malfunctionsMiami Beach firefighters used a bucket truck to get the workers down safely shortly after 10:30 a.m. Authorities said the incident left the scaffolding at a dangerous angle, however the scaffolding was still secure. This gave Miami Beach Fire Rescue crews time to bring down harnesses to the workers before bringing them down via the bucket truck.

Amy Viteri is an Emmy Award-winning journalist who joined Local 10 News in September 2015. She's currently an investigative reporter and enjoys uncovering issues facing South Florida communities. A native of the Washington, D.C., area, she's happy to be back in South Florida, where she earned a masters degree at the University of Miami.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. Florida has reported 1,698 new cases of COVID-19, the most in a single day since the start of the pandemic. Its the eighth day out of the past nine that the state has confirmed over 1,000 new cases as social distancing restrictions loosen. There have been 47 new coronavirus-related deaths reported in the state over the past day. Dr. Aileen Marty, an infectious disease expert at FIU, says the number of new cases we see will depend on how we behave. Marty also warns of so-called super spreaders people who pass the virus more readily than the average person.

KENDALL, Fla. - A cheerleading coach was recently killed in southwest Miami-Dade, and now officials are turning to the public for help in solving the case. Joany Lobo's cousin, Lourdes Sanchez Breton, said her cousin, better known as Jojo, was a friend to everyone. In a phone interview with Local 10 News reporter Amy Viteri, she said the family was stunned to hear someone stabbed the 39-year-old cheerleading coach to death inside his Kendall apartment last week. "Unfortunately, once we went inside his residence, we did find him deceased with multiple stab wounds," Detective Argemis Colome said. Lobo had worked at Evolution All Stars Gym for the last three years as a cheer coach.